Gratitude
Gratitude has been the focus of social science research for well over a decade.
Toddy Holeman
Reconciling
Reconciliation’s best start is with a repentant wrongdoer.
Self-Control
Self-control assists ministry leaders to manage difficult conversations or confrontations with greater emotional calm.
Forgiveness
Forgiveness is often confused with condoning, excusing, pardoning, or forgetting an offense.
How is your EQ?
You have heard of IQ. Have you also heard of EQ?
Interpersonal Repentance: When “I’m sorry” Isn’t Enough
A good confession is a great start to repair a relationship…
Empathy
Empathy is an important leadership skill for pastors.
Offering a Good Confession
Confession is the act of acknowledging and admitting to an offense.
Managing Your Negative Emotions
Managing Your Negative Emotions While most church leaders prefer to avoid negative emotions such as distress, fear, anxiety, etc., all church leaders will experience a variety of negative emotions at some point. Negative emotions are our survival brain’s early warning...
Are You Experiencing Compassion Fatigue?
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up” (Gal. 6:9). Compassion fatigue is “weariness in doing good.”
Thrive In 5-The Art of Love
In your family, how can you embody some aspect of 1 Corinthians 13 a little bit more?
Thrive In 5-The Motivational (Emotional)
As a pastor, If you have discovered that your motivation has taken a vacation and left you behind, you are not alone.
Thrive In 5-Co-Regulation (Relational)
“Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” –Jesus, John 14:27
Thrive In 5-The Practice of Emotional Wellness (Emotional)
How would you rate your emotional wellness?
Thrive In 5-Commitment (Relational)
Commitment is an essential quality of long-term relationships.
